Do you want to travel to a place where the scenery is breathtaking and the culture is rich? Iceland may be the destination for you. This island nation in the North Atlantic Ocean offers many natural phenomena such as the Northern Lights, the country’s stunning landscape, and hot springs such as the Blue Lagoon with healing properties. A holiday in Reykjavík with teens can be memorable with visits to the Viking Museum and the black beaches of the South Coast
Planning a family vacation in 2024 that appeals to the interests of families with teenagers can be quite a challenge. You want a trip that’s engaging, fun, and memorable, but also provides opportunities for growth and learning. Worry not! We’ve compiled a list of the top 15 best vacations with … Read the full article here
As soon as your plane lands at Keflavik Airport, you will need to go through passport control before getting onto the bus or into your car for the journey into Reykjavik city centre (approximately 45 minutes). The International airport servicing Reykjavik and the most popular airport in Iceland is located … Read the full article here
As you approach Reykjavik by plane, the windswept volcanic landscape encompasses your sight in every direction. But the question is, will a visit to Reykjavik with teenagers be a great family vacation destination? We think Reykjavik puts the “C” into cool for teenagers and is one of the best places … Read the full article here
There are so many things written about what to do and what not to do when visiting Iceland. Everyone has different ideas and expectations about things to know when travelling in Iceland. We visited Iceland in January. We were told it was an expensive place to visit, but we were still … Read the full article here
The Blue Lagoon Reykjavik trip is one of the most popular things to do in Iceland. The Blue Lagoon hot springs of Iceland may be the countries most well-known attraction and certainly, it is the most polarizing attraction in Iceland among travelers. Most visitors head from Reykjavik to the Blue … Read the full article here